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Create a stricter system of college acceptance rates for foreign citizens that have not been in the U.S. for 10 years.

Created by S.S. on September 17, 2015

Since the immigration of Asian people has been increasing, it makes it harder for our own U.S. citizens, that have been here since birth, to get into college. Especially in California where the population of Asian people is 13%. In San Francisco, one out of every three persons is Asian. If thirteen percent of California is Asian, that eliminates college spots for Americans that have been citizens since birth, and their parents have been here since birth.
It would be a good thing to limit the allowance of Asian people who come here just to go to college and put a limit that every foreign person should be a resident in the U.S. for ten years before coming to our colleges.

Foreign Policy
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